Why does everyone and thier mom know bilocation?

[Guehlfirf]

Isn't it strange given how the only way for a player character to learn it is through silent isle trip?

[Tytyger]

there is random mentors

[Guehlfirf]

In theory. But the experience on learning it feel special doesn't it?
There is also a psionic rat which uses bilocation because it lives near similar pillars.
Maybe those pillars are a hot spot for aspiring thought controllers?

[Barry]

Yea man I wish it was rarer, when you get hit by it the fight might as well be over.

[ShoggothWhisperer]

You can be taught some psi abilities, but the advanced ones take too long for the trainers to be willing to teach you. Likely a few people learned bilocation from Silent Isle, and then passed down that technique to others until most TC psi users know it.

[Easy]

It's so widely known by TC enemies because it's a super annoying ability, of course. Just be thankful they don't all have EMP grenades too.

[Guehlfirf]

I actually would like to see enemies use emp other than coil spiders

[Zeem]

Muties in Abandoned Waterways Facility and Protectorate Shock troops use EMPs, plus there are a few other enemies that do it too.

[beyond.wudge]

Because it's an indie game and making assets was hard.  At least, that's my take on it.  There are some developer posts about how the creative infrastructure wasn't there until recently to quickly make new abilities with the appropriate graphics.  At the time, it probably made sense to create as many different kinds of enemies as possible with what was working in the game and benefited the people who were playing it back then.